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JEEP tow bar Service, SELECTION & INSTALLATION

Wondering if you could use Jeep tow bars or a tow kit?

Regardless of which one you’re in the market for, Axleboy can help you choose the right one. We carry both tow bars and kits for any model. Even though the names may sound similar, bars and kits do very different things. Our expert crew can help you determine which of the two you need. Take a closer look at the different ways you can use each to tow or be towed.



Tow Bars for Pulling Your Jeep

If you have a motor home or recreational vehicle, you may want to bring along an additional car when you head out of town. After all, it’s not always easy to find ample parking for your fifth wheel at the local grocery store. If this sounds like you, it could be time to have us install a tow bar. A tow bar makes it easy to flat tow your Wrangler - or any other type of Jeep - wherever you want to go. We can properly install the tow bar and connect the components to your vehicle, so that you can be on your way!


Our team at Axleboy will help you select the tow bar that fits your vehicle the best. We sell high-quality, long-lasting accessories, so you don’t have to worry about your Jeep coming loose while it’s in tow. Once we install your new tow bar, you’ll be able to tow behind a trailer on your next cross-country adventure.


Let Your Jeep Do the Pulling

The counterpart to a tow bar is a tow kit. This accessory lets you tow something behind your Jeep. If you’re bringing a jet ski, boat, trailer, or camper, this is the accessory you need. While you may have the option of adding a factory tow kit when you buy your Jeep, the truth is, you may want to skip it. You could actually end up paying more for your original purchase, only to end up coming to us to replace it with something better down the road.



Factory kits just don't compare to our high-quality aftermarket options. That’s because we choose only to carry the top brands. You’ll be able to tow larger, heavier cargo with a kit installed by the Axleboy pros. Whether you’re taking a boat to the lake or an ATV to a trail, you’ll be able to tow it behind your Jeep with ease.



Let Us Install Your Tow Kit or Bar

You don’t want your towing equipment to fail or come apart in transit. You need to schedule a trip to our shop before you tow anything - or anyone - with your cherished Jeep. We’ll hook you up with a high-quality, durable towing solution, and our team will even install it for you. No matter what kind of Jeep you drive, we can help you choose the towing equipment and accessories that will work for your vehicle. We guarantee everything we do.



When you want it done right, come to Axleboy. Schedule an appointment to find a Jeep tow bar or tow kit that works for your model.


Our Lift Kit Installation Process

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Kit Selection

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Alignment & Testing

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

ABOUT JEEP LIFT KITS & LIFT KIT INSTALLATION

  • What is the ideal lift height for my Jeep Wrangler?

    For most off-road trails, a 2.5 to 3.5-inch lift is ideal. For extreme trails, 4 inches or higher may be necessary.

  • Will a lift kit void my Jeep’s warranty?

    In most cases, a lift kit does not void the entire warranty. However, it may impact coverage for parts directly affected by the lift.

  • Can I fit 35-inch tires on my Jeep without a lift?

    Typically, a minimum 2.5-inch lift is required to fit 35-inch tires on a Jeep Wrangler without rubbing.

  • How does a lift kit impact my Jeep’s fuel efficiency?

    A lift kit can reduce fuel efficiency due to increased wind resistance and larger tires. Proper gearing can help mitigate this impact.

  • Do I need to re-gear my Jeep after installing a lift kit?

    If you upgrade to significantly larger tires, re-gearing is recommended to restore performance and prevent strain on the drivetrain.

  • How often should I service my lifted Jeep’s suspension?

    Regular inspections every 10,000 miles are recommended to check for wear and alignment issues.

  • Can I install a lift kit myself, or do I need professional help?

    DIY installation is possible but requires advanced tools and expertise. Professional installation ensures safety and optimal performance.

  • How do I maintain handling and stability after lifting my Jeep?

    Upgrading shocks, control arms, and sway bars can help preserve on-road handling and stability.

  • What’s the cost range for lifting a Jeep?

    Lift kit installations typically range from $600 to $4,000+ depending on the type of lift and additional modifications.